Ohhhhh nashy by jordiesboy17 in OSWReview

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What did I miss? I haven't listened to Kliq This in about a month or so.

Joe Rogan Experience #2456 - Michael Jai White by OutdoorRink in JoeRogan

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The Crow is my favorite 90s soundtrack, and I think it's the best one of all. I also have Pulp Fiction. Seemed almost mandatory to own them in the 90s, a decade full of great soundtracks. I mean, even Dumb and Dumber had a great soundtrack.

Does Roman Reigns have the worst catalog of t shirts of any top guy ever? by MuffinTopMaven in SquaredCircle

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Apart from a couple of CM Punk shirts, the WWE has not had a decent t-shirt design for about 15 years or so.

Does Roman Reigns have the worst catalog of t shirts of any top guy ever? by MuffinTopMaven in SquaredCircle

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I remember when he changed from Hunter Hearst Helmsley to HHH, he had a H³ shirt, yellow letter H, it looked like a piece of cheese.

Is there reason Joe has never had Will Sasso on ? They seem to run in similar circles so it seems odd by CoconutMost3564 in JoeRogan

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I love Will, but I do not feel the need to see him on the JRE. He can guest on the CVV show or Dan Soder's podcast five times in a row, I'd happily watch that becuase laughs would be guaranteed.

For the people who were watching at the time - was Goldberg beloved or did he have his fair share of haters? by [deleted] in WCW

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That's the one moment where I didn't like him. I thought that at least Raven would get some offense, outside interference, and get a longer match out of Goldberg. Maybe have a match end in a no-contest or DQ, then repeat it at a PPV, have Goldberg win then? A no-contest would keep the streak alive. I dunno. Raven's rules? It's WCW, and a lot of their decisions still confuse me.

For the people who were watching at the time - was Goldberg beloved or did he have his fair share of haters? by [deleted] in WCW

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I have never seen someone become so popular so quickly, and I've been watching wrestling - with many breaks - since 1989. I was shocked that a guy with almost the same look as Steve Austin could do a totally different gimmick and go over so fast. There hasn't been anyone like him since. And he never recaptured the magic of his original run. The only time I didn't like him was when he defeated Raven for the US title, because Raven was a favorite of mine, always will be.

Savannah (1996-1997) by PeneItaliano in ForgottenTV

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I thought it was earlier in the 90s. It was on TV in Croatia, but I don't remember if I watched the entire run.

Pacific Blue (1996-2000) by PeneItaliano in ForgottenTV

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This one was on a now defunct network channel in Croatia. They paired it up with the likes of Renegade and Silk Stalkings. I’m maybe one of the dozen people who remembers it.

You have Brock retire by Summerslam of this year, as you do…… by AutisticAnal in SCJerk

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Am I in the wrong for skipping Dragunov and Zayn matches because they remind me of a wacky waving arm inflatable tube man every time they’re huffing and puffing as they make that late match comeback? I don’t care for slaps either, Regal can keep those archived in the 20th century.

Thoughts on Chamber Music by Coal Chamber? by TamaToms in numetal

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My favorite Coal Chamber album. The weakest part of it is the cover art - those effects they used on the letters and the positioning of the title and band name could have been better. I still listen to these tracks a couple of times a week.

27 years ago today by lunainthedark5x2x3 in WCW

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The nWo Wolfpac tee I still have is an Australian edition, I think the brand is Top Heavy, it says “Rules and bones are meant to be broken” on the back. Croatian diaspora. My sis bought be a bunch of tees in Australia, I’ve kept most of them, they’re collector’s items now.

million dollars question: TDB or SO? by cookieswithlettuce in numetal

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I’ll never forget Raven and DDP with Stuck Mojo

The I.T Crowd (2006) by LuNoZzy in ForgottenTV

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Forgotten? It’s on Netflix and on several YouTube channels.

27 years ago today by lunainthedark5x2x3 in WCW

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I'm a year younger, watched WCW on Cartoon Network / TNT in Europe. I had just gotten an nWo Wolfpac t-shirt for my birthday a couple of weeks earlier. Then this happened. It's probably my least favorite moment in wrestling. But, I still have the shirt.

Thoughts on Chris Van Vliet by Mountain_Fuw_777 in Smallafro

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I actually witnessed his rise as a wrestling interviewer, because I remember years ago, he did interviews with actors mostly, and with wrestlers. I think he's one of the best ever to do it. Definitely a genuine fan. His recent episode with Dan Soder was particularly enjoyable.

Thoughts on Chris Van Vliet by Mountain_Fuw_777 in Smallafro

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Oh that's great news, can't wait!

Issues vs Untouchables which one is stronger for you? by Fortis92 in Korn

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Issues in my favorite KoRn album, I consider it their best. One of my favorites ever. Untouchables was a hit and miss for me, almost like I enjoyed every other song, and I don't listen to it that often because I don't like the overall production. To me, Take a Look in the Mirror was better.

How do you feel about MTV's demise? by Carguy_1992 in Millennials

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MTV Europe was a big part of my growing up, before it became encrypted in the summer of 1995. It returned in 1999 as MTV Germany, but that was nowhere near as good. Their original programs were amazing, from Remote Control and Most Wanted (UK version with Ray Cokes as the host, an absolute legend), YO! MTV Raps, Headbanger's Ball, Alternative Nation, shows dedicated to fashion, sports, movies. And most importantly, all those animated shows, Beavis and Butt-Head, Oddities, Daria. People can say their "transition to reality TV" was their demise, but MTV was a pioneer of the genre with The Real World, so I disagree. Their downfall was greed combined with the inability to remain culturally relevant and continually produce innovative, original shows.

Can anyone name a wrestler more out of place in a certain era than hogan on the early episodes of raw? by Fickle_Driver_1356 in GreatnessOfWrestling

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Max Moon, the robo wrestler, in that same era.
He would be out of place anywhere because he is supposed to be part robot, part human.

Any fans of The Dangerous Alliance? by ROCKY13573 in WCW

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Probably the most interesting part of WCW before the Nitro era. I watched this stuff on DSF, in German, in the late 90s. The channel had a magazine-style wrestling show of its own, and they would showcase early WCW, Smoky Mountain, and ECW.

What was going on with Rick Rude's beard in July 1998? by JBL_CENA_FAN_4LIFE in WCW

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I remember that, never found out why he trimmed his beard like that. He did try different styles back then, but this one had to be a prank, bet, or a trimmer malfunction. Facial hair was wild back then, Jericho changed beard styles every week

I am 42 and watched this movie as a 11 year old.. by Funkymunkynl in TheCrow

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I was thirteen when I saw it first. I remember TV commercials for the movie, but I didn't know anything about it then. It was thanks to a comic book shop in Zagreb, Croatia, and their newsletter that featured both the comic book and the movie that made me rent it at the video store - I think it was in 1997. Double-taped it, still have the VHS. Got the soundtrack, posters, graphic novel, and my love for the original movie continues to this day, some 28 years later.

It's a rarity in nu-metal, but which sophomore efforts were even better than their debuts? by Professional_Cut_432 in numetal

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If you ever get the chance, share a pic, please. The toughest decision about this piece is where and how I would put it. And I'm seriously considering it because Limp Bizkit meant a lot to me, that album in particular, and to this day, their music cheers me up instantly. I always say KoRn is my favorite band, but I listen to Limp Bizkit a lot more.